Did you know most celebrities use a myriad of wigs like your elf false eye lashes! There are actually “wig stylists” popping up now.  Here’s how it works.  An “A” celebrity typically has multiple events to promote themselves or one of their many projects.  It’s not good enough to just change an outfit.  As simple as changing your lipstick color and slipping on a new frock, you can piece on an up-due, layer on long hair, or just cap on a perfectly quaffed wig (pre-prepared by your hair stylist).  This is going to be a big upcoming trend. 

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• Your personality: Lipstick color is such a personal thing and it should therefore be chosen by you personally. Expecting someone else to choose it for you is like asking them to choose what shoes or accessories you should be wearing. Out going vibrant people tend to prefer brighter shades, whilst those that are more reserved prefer subtle shades for their lips.
• If you have small lips stick to lighter or brighter shades rather than going darker. Perhaps opt for lip gloss instead of a solid lipstick color.
• Fuller lips can be enhanced or detracted from depending which you are trying to do. To enhance use lip gloss, bright lipsticks or striking deep shades. To detract from full lips use neutral, matte shades this will help tone down and detract from a full mouth.
• Keep an eye on lipstick trends, pearlised lipsticks are not in at the moment. Juicy, glossy formulas come and go whilst the matte red lip seems to be a true classic.
• Avoid applying obvious lines of lip liner this looks dated. Blend your lip liner inside your lip edge to create a less obvious look and then fill in your entire lips with gloss or lipstick.
• If your lips are pink you may not require much lip color and opt for a lip gloss rather than a lipstick. Whilst those who have pale lips might want to add color by using a lip stick shade.

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